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Koichi Namiki can be seen playing a Steinberger GL2 in S.S.T. Band's performance of "Hyper City" in 1992.

Frank Bello is confirmed to use Dunlop Frank Bello Hybrid Wound Nickel Bass Strings 45-105, as indicated by the Dunlop website.

He is seen playing a Gibson SG Jr. at some point in the 1970s.

He is seen playing a BC Rich Warlock live at some point in the 1980s.

Head has had this on his touring board for a while. You can clearly see it in this instagram

He uses a red Mini on his Late Show board.

It’s not listed in the article but you can see a Voodoo Power Plus under his board.

Louis Cato uses the Xotic Effects RC Booster on his Late Show pedalboard, as confirmed by Nick Millevoi in Premier Guitar's article "On The Late Show, Louis Cato Steps to the Front."

Dave Collins' rig is known to consist of two Sunn heads connected to 2x15 cabinets, with the lower cabinet identified as a modified Peavey 2x15 Enclosure, featuring speaker covers and stripped down to natural wood. This is supported by an image available on Equipboard.

Louis Cato uses the Visual Sound V2 Series V2JH Jekyll and Hyde pedal on his Late Show board, as confirmed by an article on Premier Guitar by Nick Millevoi titled "On The Late Show, Louis Cato Steps to the Front."

Louis is seen here playing through a Vox. I’m saying AC15 because it doesn’t seem to have the extra side handles an AC30 does.

Here is Louis playing what looks like a Pedulla MVP 4-string bass.

Here is a younger Louis playing a Moollon P Bass.

Daniel Kim has recently used this jam delay pedal, from 2025-2026 I'd assume depending on which gig he play's he changes it to another pedal, but this specifically isn't like his other digital delay pedals, but mixing analog and delay, to get that texture.

In the provided image, a younger Louis Cato is seen playing a Fender Marcus Miller Signature Jazz Bass.

Louis Cato is shown in a studio setting with a Suhr Classic T, as evidenced by the image provided.